Calls for tender sites have now become essential for easily and quickly identifying new public affairs opportunities. If the platforms which reference public or private calls for tenders have multiplied on the web, some are more exhaustive. They aggregate national and European public calls for tenders with feedback from notices published on public buyers' sites. \n\nIn the era of dematerialization, public markets are becoming less complex. In the current economic context, we must not neglect the preponderant place of local, non-relocatable public investment. This is why we invite you to frequently consult the 3 major portals presented in this article by creating a profile to be alerted to calls for tenders that fall into your area of expertise. \n\nThis advice is all the more strategic for SMEs as they represent less than 60% of the number of public contracts identified for 30% of the amount of purchases made by the public sector. SMEs are still behind in public markets even though they represent a real business opportunity; Public procurement is a strategic tool for the benefit of the development of businesses and their territory. \n\nRead also:
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Where are calls for tenders published?
\nEvery day, thousands of calls for tenders are published by the State, local authorities and health establishments on various advertising media. \n\nUnder Decree No. 2016-360 of March 25, 2016 relating to public procurement (articles 31 to 37): \n
\r\n - When the estimated value of the need is less than 90,000 euros excluding tax: the public buyer freely chooses the advertising methods (most often via its official website);
\r\n - When the estimated value of the need is equal to or greater than 90,000 euros excluding tax: the buyer must publish a contract notice either in the Official Bulletin of Public Procurement Announcements (BOAMP), or in the Official Journal of the European Union (OJEU ), or finally in a newspaper authorized to receive legal notices (JAL).
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The BOAMP
\nBOAMP, site of the Official Bulletin of public procurement announcements, is published by the Department of Legal and Administrative Information. It disseminates national and European notices of public calls for competition (AAPC), concession notices, award notices, public-private partnership contracts and various notices launched by the State, the army, local authorities and their public establishments. More than 150,000 reviews are published there each year. \n\n
BOAMP.fr also allows businesses to save their searches and subscribe to personalized alert services for free. \n
France Markets
\nFrance Marchés, a platform for calls for tenders and public purchasing, brings together the opinions published on the BOAMP, the JOUE and the official sites of hundreds of public buyers and the JAL (journals of the regional daily press, 200 titles of the weekly press, all regional daily press websites specializing in public markets).
France Marchés is the reference for local calls for tenders. \n\nThe site thus lists more than 80% of French public procurement notices, which represents nearly 900 new calls for tender per day (published on the day of their publication on official media) and more than 350,000 contract notices per year. . \n\nPublished by the Presse Quotidienne Régionale, which also publishes the public survey portal Notre Territoire, France Marchés is primarily aimed at artisans, VSEs, SMEs who can access markets in their region, create targeted search profiles, configure their alerts and thus be informed, daily, of new business opportunities in the geographic and activity sector of their choice. \n\nRead also:
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Online Markets
\nMarchés Online relies on the main European, national and regional advertising media (official newspapers, regional press, specialized press, public buyers' websites) and offers more than 400,000 markets, current and archived notices combined, however. . \n\nAs with BOAMP and France Marchés, the site offers a simplified and personalized search for calls for tenders and an email alert service (limited to the free plan). \n\nWith an annual expenditure of nearly 200 billion euros in France, public procurement represents a significant economic challenge for companies. The monitoring tools offered by specialized platforms have become essential to facilitate prospecting and identify business opportunities. \n\nAll these portals are levers for making yourself known to public and private buyers. \n\nRead also:
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